I just returned after a long absence to catch fall produce, and especially some bread from Blue…read moreOven Bakery. I really like that this Farmer's Market is later in the day, 4 to 7, instead of earlier. As far as pandemic measures, masks are required, you must use hand sanitizer on entering and keep social distancing. Vendors asked customers not to touch any merchandise. Some asked you put your cash into a basket. Plus, the fair is outside. You are also able to pre-order per many vendors through links on the Farmer's Market website and can even have runners come to your car with the products. Check the deadlines, as some are as early as the Monday before the Thursday market.

Fave farmers market in Cinci. This is for the Madeira and Indian Hill folks, and I used to live…read moreright up the street. I live further away now, but I make a point of visiting a few times per year for my beloved Turner Farms, Bridges Nepali cuisine (so delicious and flavorful), and cute little community gathering together on Thursday evenings. Also the dogs! So many cute dogs.

This small but mighty market is right around the corner from my house. I passed by last Thursday…read moreand saw they were open! The season has begun. I bought the most delicious strawberries ever from Lobenstien Farms. Flavor was amazing. I also bought the best spring honey. Lovely floral taste. There were two farm raised meat vendors. Fresh whole milk! They are open every Thursday but some vendors are there every other week or even once a months. Can't wait for next Thursday.

I love this market! The West Side Market happens once a month throughout the summer and I make sure…read moreto not miss one. They have a variety of goods, and make sure it's not oversaturated with any one particular item (you won't see 30 people selling goat milk soap). They do a great job of making this a family friendly event. I have found a variety of local businesses I support throughout the year by visiting the West Side Market, and look forward to attending many more!

Such a cute little market with international goodies as well as discounted produce. They also offer…read moresushi and pizza from local establishments. I think the meat price is decent here and I don't have to worry about it spoiling a day after buying like I do at Kroger. The workers are super nice and helpful; they can tell you where anything in the store is. - a little pricey but nothing you don't expect from your small hometown specialty grocery store.

Having not lived in the Cincinnati area very long, I was curious about this store. It is a nice…read moreclean store with absolutely the freshest produce. It really is an amazing grocery store with an attached wine store also. The employees were very helpful and friendly. I will be back.

First time going here this year and we loved it! So much to do and admission is free. Food trucks,…read moresuch a cute shop. Lots for kids. Definitely recommend and so awesome no charge to get in.

Great pumpkin patch for the younger ones. Lots of interactive play areas, Barrell ride, and hay…read moreride. Solid food trucks and very limited petting zoo.

Top corn and produce in western Hamilton county and eastern Dearborn county IN.!!!!…read moreRemember, Webers is seasonal

The corn!!!!! Weber's picks their sweet corn fresh every morning and the taste just can't be…read morebeat. It is the best, most delicious sweet corn around! The barn and cute lil calf out front are immaculate, the family/service is friendly, and the prices are very reasonable. I bought 5 ears of corn for $3.00. I will definitely be going back for more corn!!

Amazing small market with big selection Fresh sandwiches…read moremade while you wait, excellent selection of fresh produce Just an amazing place to shop

Kremer's Market is a delightful little shoppe in Crescent Springs. It has some very unique foods,…read moreproducts, as well a large deli counter which also sold sandwiches which is what I'm here to talk about. They have lots of sweet treats such as cookies and other delicious delectables. I went with a Kremer's Cordon Bleu Sandwich which came with melted Lorraine Swiss, roasted chicken, ham, and dijon mustard on a croissant. It was absolutely delicious with the meats especially standing out as being awesome. Unfortunately there isn't anywhere to sit and eat on site at Kremer's but there's a beautiful park across the street to sit and eat which is what we did. They have tons of other things I want to try from their store and we will definitely be back.

If you're looking for some fall fun, Burwinkel's is a solid choice…read more Pros: 1. They offer hayrides during the week. Most places only do this on weekends! 2. Assortment of products was interesting. Polish garlic, pear cider, and products from Cherry Republic, to name a few. The pumpkin apple butter is outstanding! It was also hot enough that day that a cider slush was a welcome beverage. 3. Easy parking/walking. Parking is closer than most places, and the terrain is more flat. Cons: 1. Because they aren't a fruit farm (they grow sunflowers, soybeans, corn, and pie pumpkins it appears), the apples and cider are from Indiana. I found the apples to be probably fresher than a grocery store, but not as flavorful as from other places I've been. The cider was decent, but I prefer it elsewhere. 2. The flip side of offering weekday hayrides is you must pay for it. While many places offer a free hayride on weekends to the pumpkin patch, here it is $12/person, but includes (apparently) 2 corn mazes, a pie pumpkin, and a sunflower. They left us for about 45 minutes to complete these tasks. We only saw one corn maze, and it had a scavenger hunt for kids. The pie pumpkins were picked over and sparse. My husband preferred Burwinkel's to other places we've tried, as the experience was easier and less crowded. For the quality of the cider, flavor of the apples, and free hayrides, I prefer Iron's Fruit Farm. BUT, I found Burlwinkel's to have charm and fit the bill. FYI: When we arrived, the card reader wasn't working, so bring cash just in case!

Came here to pick some sunflowers. Had a great time, the flowers were beautiful and cheap. Also on…read morea Friday at 6pm there was no one else there so we had free rein of the field. They also have fresh produce up front. Tip: bring your own scissors

Findlay Market is a great time! I arrived about an hour before they closed for the day which is not…read morenearly enough time to explore the market. I could easily spend 4 hours there, shopping, tasting, and taking in all the different shops, artisans, and products. I don't remember the name of the shops I bought from, however both were delicious! I could easily go back over and over again, there is truly so much to explore! If you cook and you're traveling out of state to visit Findlay like I was, I strongly suggest bringing insulated totes and/or coolers! There is so much to take home from all the different butcher shops and such!

There's a parking garage nearby and street parking available. I was able to get in and out easily…read moreif parking is a concern for you. Ambiance was good, it was filled with plenty of different vendors. The food itself is I would like to say a majority of ingredients and fresh produce so if youre looking for a meal I would go to one of the restaurants close by. But if you're looking for inspiration for your next dinner or a light drink or snack this place is perfect! Definitely will be trying a few places in here next time I go and have more time.

The West Chester Farmers Market is in the MidPointe Library parking lot and seems to be a hit or…read moremiss experience. The salsa man with his fresh salsas and his warm tortilla chips (he makes them there at the market!) are amazing and definitely worth the trip! However, they have lost a lot of great vendors from last year (hello, bread lady!) It's always a wonderful time to be outside and walking through the market but I wish they could retain their vendors from year-to-year!

The farmers market has moved to the Library Parking lot…read more With the above being said, it also seems smaller than it use to be. It is still very friendly and has some great offerings, but just not as many. I stopped in with my BFF on Saturday morning and we got some bread (I love baking my own bread, but it can be time consuming) we also got some salsa and homemade fresh tortillas chips, by fresh, I mean they made them literally as I was standing there. Parking was good when we got there, but we did go early. I will be back again as I do enjoy farmers markets, I just wish they had more offerings.

Lovely, well-run market with a coffee roaster, blue oven bread, homemade pasta, jams, dairy and…read moremultiple fresh produce vendors, baked goods and pies, big tomato plants, fresh cut flowers and more. Live music and free parking, too. Family and dog friendly. Highly recommended.

Well run farm market. Very well attended. Plenty of free parking. Kids activities. Live music…read more Great, friendly vendors. 9am to noon Saturdays. Opens late May through Fall season